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• AirPillo commented on Sink in a drawer
  Eww I can just imagine the horrors that might arise from having flexible tubing as a drain. Just imagine all of the things which could, and would, collect inside those corrugated folds and decay....
• brynnablue commented on Sink in a drawer
  @ #3 and others: That is exactly what I was thinking! I saw Mal at his sink, washing his hands like a good boy after taking a leak. ...and then I saw Mal wearing tight, tight pants... ...and then the shots from "Trash" where he was nekkid......
• Antinous / Moderator commented on Sink in a drawer
  Eww I can just imagine the horrors that might arise from having flexible tubing as a drain. I know someone who has a rotating house. It's not that big a deal....
• Keneke commented on Sink in a drawer
  Knowing the ease of which a faucet can drip (either by accident or over time with weakening washers) I think this is a bad idea unless there's also some sort of water re-route directly to the drain upon drawer closing....
• MT_Head commented on Sink in a drawer
  We visited friends in Russia recently, and I was happy to see some nifty space-saving ideas in apartments there. Nothing ground-breaking, but I found it pretty cool: the toilet itself is in one small room, and just next to it is the lavatory/tub/shower/laundry room. One faucet serves both the tub and the sink - it has a long arm and swivels back and forth - and the same faucet has a push-button shower diverter. Having the tub and toilet in separate chambers solves one problem and creates another: sure, you can use the toilet while your roommate showers, but then...